Near-field local flame extinction of oxy-syngas non-premixed jet flames: a DNS study
Near-field local flame extinction of oxy-syngas non-premixed jet flames: a DNS study
An investigation of the local flame extinction of H2/CO oxy-syngas and syngas-air nonpremixed jet flames was carried out using three-dimensional direct numerical simulations (DNS) with detailed chemistry by using flamelet generated manifold chemistry (FGM). The work has two main objectives: identify the influence of the Reynolds number on the oxy-syngas flame structure, and to clarify the local flame extinction of oxy-syngas and syngas-air flames at a higher Reynolds number.
Two oxy-syngas flames at Reynolds numbers 3000 and 6000 and one syngas-air flame at Reynolds number 6000 were simulated. The scattered data, probability density function distributions and fully burning probability provide the local flame characteristics of oxy-syngas and syngas-air nonpremixed jet flames. It is found that the H2/CO oxy-syngas flame burns well compared to the syngas-air flame and the high Reynolds number causes more flow straining, resulting in higher scalar dissipation rates which lead to lower temperatures and eventually local flame extinction. The oxy-syngas flames burns more vigorously than the syngas-air flame with the same adiabatic flame temperature of approximately 2400 K.
oxy-syngas flame, syngas-air flame, probability density functions, fully burning probability
189-196
Ranga Dinesh, K.K.J.
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Van Oijen, J.A
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Luo, K.H.
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15 August 2014
Ranga Dinesh, K.K.J.
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Van Oijen, J.A
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Luo, K.H.
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Jiang, X.
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Ranga Dinesh, K.K.J., Van Oijen, J.A, Luo, K.H. and Jiang, X.
(2014)
Near-field local flame extinction of oxy-syngas non-premixed jet flames: a DNS study.
Fuel, 130 (15), .
(doi:10.1016/j.fuel.2014.04.011).
Abstract
An investigation of the local flame extinction of H2/CO oxy-syngas and syngas-air nonpremixed jet flames was carried out using three-dimensional direct numerical simulations (DNS) with detailed chemistry by using flamelet generated manifold chemistry (FGM). The work has two main objectives: identify the influence of the Reynolds number on the oxy-syngas flame structure, and to clarify the local flame extinction of oxy-syngas and syngas-air flames at a higher Reynolds number.
Two oxy-syngas flames at Reynolds numbers 3000 and 6000 and one syngas-air flame at Reynolds number 6000 were simulated. The scattered data, probability density function distributions and fully burning probability provide the local flame characteristics of oxy-syngas and syngas-air nonpremixed jet flames. It is found that the H2/CO oxy-syngas flame burns well compared to the syngas-air flame and the high Reynolds number causes more flow straining, resulting in higher scalar dissipation rates which lead to lower temperatures and eventually local flame extinction. The oxy-syngas flames burns more vigorously than the syngas-air flame with the same adiabatic flame temperature of approximately 2400 K.
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e-pub ahead of print date: 26 April 2014
Published date: 15 August 2014
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oxy-syngas flame, syngas-air flame, probability density functions, fully burning probability
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